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Report of B. F. HAVENS, 

Executive Co7ninissioncr. 



Board of World's Fair Managers of Indiana. 



June 14, 1893 



CHICAGO : 

Rand, McNally & Co., Printkrs. 

180^,. 



Board of World's Fair Managers of Indiana, 

LIST OF COMMITTEES. 



Executive Committee. 

Clem. StudbbajkilK, South Bend. John L. Campbell, Crawfordsville. 

Gov. Claudb Matthews, Indianapoli!?. Edward Hawkins, Indianapolis, 
Charles B. Stuart, Lafayette. Mrs. V. C. Meredith, Cambridge City. 

E. B. Martindale, Indianapolis. Mrs. Laura D. Worl':t, Ellettsville. 

Thomas E. Garvin, Evansville. 

Committee on Agriculture. 

DEPARTMENT A. 

John B. Connor, Indianapolis. J. V. Sweetser, Marion. 

Robert Mitohkll, Princeton. J. G. Dunbar, Greencastle, 

D. J. Mendenhall, Westfield. 

Committee on Live Stock. 

DEPARTMENT B. 

Sidney Co-NeBR, Flat Rock. Cortez Ewing, Greensbiirg'. 

V. K. Offioeb, Volga. Mason J. Niblack, Vincennes. 

C. M. Travis, Crawfordsville. 

Committee on Machinery and Manufactures. 

DEPARTMENT C. 

John M. Westcott, Kichmond. J. B. White, Fort Wayne. 

W. E. McLean, Terre Haute. Mrs. E. P. Hammond, Rensselaer. 

COMMITTEE ON BUILDING MATERIAL. 

DEPARTMENT D, 

Thomas E. Garvin, EvansTille. B. F. Louthain, Logausport. 

Thomas Hart, Muncie. Miss Susan W. Ball, Terre Haute. 

Miss Wii.helmine Reitz, Evansville. 

Committee on Mines and Mining. 

DEPARTMENT E. 

Joseph Wilson, Washington. Daniel II. Davis, Kuightsville. 

Jasper Packard, New A.lbany. S. S. Gorbt, Indiana; olis. 

F. J. Hayuen, Fort Wayne. 

Committee on Education. 

DEPARTMENT F, 

W. N. Hailmann, La Porte. Mrs. S. S. Harrkll, Brookyille. 

Mrs. Mat Wright Sewall, Indianapolis. Philip W. Frey, Evansville. 
Wm. a. Peelle, Jr., Indianapolis. 

Committee on Women-s Work. 

DEPARTMENT G. 

Mrs. May Wright Sewall, Indianapolis. Miss Susan W. Ball, Terre Haute. 
Mrs.VibsiijiaC. Meredith, Cambridge City. Mrs. S. S. Harrell, Brookville. 
Mrs. Wilhelmine Reitz, Evansville. Mrs. Laura D. Woblet, Ellettsville. 

Miss Mary H. Krout, Chicago, 111. Mrs. E. P. Hammond, Rensselaer.. 

Executive Commissioner. 

B. P. Havens, Terre Haute. 



OCT 29 I90« 



To the Board of World'' s Fair Managers of Indiana: 

When, at your hands, I took up the work of Executive 
dommissioner, I did it without experience of having been con- 
nected with former expositions. I determined at the start that if 
industry, zeal, and work would accomplish the result on my part, 
that neither of these qualities should be lacking. I fully appreci- 
ated the honor of the position, as well as its great responsibilities. 

As time went by, my desire for success — that Indiana should 
occupy the place at this Exposition she was so eminently qualified 
^nd entitled to occupy — the nearer the time approached that this 
was to be made to appear in a material, educational, and artistic 
wa3% the greater grow my responsibility and anxiety that we 
should succeed. 

Personal apologies I do not wish to make, except that now I 
see how many things might have been better done; and if mis- 
takes have been made on my part, they are only such as fall to 
the lot of mortal and might have fallen on any other person whom 
you honored with the position I hold. 

At the outset of my work the most difficult experience 1 had 
to encounter was to get our people to take steps toward having our 
State properly represented at the Exposition. My experience, 
though, has been the experience of many executive commi-ssioners 
or officers in charge of the interests of their several States. This is 
not said to fault-find. The fact is recited only. Our people hav- 
ing had but one great exposition — the Centennial, education, as to 
the advantages growing out of expositions, is as necessary as 
■education is upon any other subject. 

I have the following report to submit of exhibits made by the 
State and the citizens of our State: 

The State Building. 
The Board of Managers at the outset of their work decided 
that the State Building should be a headquarters for the use, 
comfort, and convenience of Indiana people, their friends and 
visitors. They also decided that in its construction it should be 
made, as far as practicable, a display of Indiana building material. 
That the building is admirably suited for the uses for which it 

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was built, can not be truthfully controverted by any one. The 
thousands of people who visit it daily, rest in its cool, large, and 
inviting rooms, and on its broad verandas, establishes this fact. 
For the uses it was intended there is not a State Building on the 
grounds that receives as much commendation as the Indiana 
Building. Its construction carries out as an exhibit the manufact- 
uring industries of our State in encaustic tile, pressed brick, plate 
glass, oolitic limestone, and hardwoods in a most artistic manner. 
The building is all that could be desired, and reflects credit upon 
the architect and the Board of Managers. 

Where Indiana State Exhibits May Be Found. 

Agriculture Exhibit in Agricultural Building. 

Mines and Mining Exhibit in Mines and Mining Building. 

Forestry Exhibit in Forestry Building. 

Educational Exhibit in Manufactures Building, second floor, south- 
east corner of building. 

Institution for the Education of the Deaf in Gallery, soutliwest corner,. 
Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building. 

Purdue Universily Exhibit in Manufpclures Building, second floor^ 
southeast corner of building. 

Dairy Exhibit in Dairy Building. 

Archaeological and Geological Exhibit, second floor Anthropological^ 
Building. 

Woman's Work Exhibit, Manufactures Building, second floor, and in> 
the Woman's Building, southeast corner north wing. 

Individual exhibitors to the number of 150 will be found in Manufact- 
ures, Transportation, and Electrical buildings, and Machinery Hall. 
Farm Machinery in Agricultural Building Annex. 

In the Department of Transportation we have the fol- 
lowing exhibitors: 

BIRDSELL MANUFACTURING CO.. .South Bend, Ind. 

O'BRIEN WAGON CO.... Lafayette, Ind. 

STUDEBAKER BROS. M'N'F'G CO South Bend, Ind. 

ELKHART CARRIAGE & HARNESS CO.... Elkhart, Ind. 

LAPORTE CARRIAGE CO LaPorte, Ind. 

COLFAX MANUFACTURING CO.. South Bend, Ind. 

8TUTZ & WALKER ./.... Goshen, Ind. 

ARIEL CYCLE MANUFACTURING CO Goshen, Ind. 

CENTRAL MANUFACTURING CO.... Indianapolis, Ind. 

INDIANA BICYCLE M'N'F'G CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

MARION CYCLE CO..... Marion, Ind. 

INDIANA BUGGY CO ..Elkhart,. Ind. 



MILLER-KNABLACK WAGON CO South Bend, lud. 

BASS FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS Fort Wayne, Ind, 

CUSHION CAR WHEEL CO ludianapolis, Ind. 

JAMES W. PARKER , Elkhart, lad. 

Iti the Depari'ment of Machinkrv we have the followina-: 

DODGE MANUFACTURING CO Mishavvaka, Ind. 

M. J. ROACH : Anderson, Ind. 

N. P. ROWSHER South Bend, Ind. 

ATLAS ENGINE WORKS Indianapolis, Ind. 

INDLAN APOLIS ELBOW CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

SOUTH BEND PULLEY CO South Bend, Ind. 

E. C. ATKINS & CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

NORDYKE & MARMON Indianapolis, Ind. 

HOWE PUMP & ENGINE CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

FLINT & WALLING M'N'F'G CO Kendallville, Ind. 

H. DICKENSON & SON Lowell, Ind. 

BONNEY RAPID VICE CO ..-.. Marion, Ind. 

BASS FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS Fort Wayne, Ind. 

REEVES PULLEY CO Columbus, Ind. 

In the Agjucultural Building we liave the following exhibitors: 

BISSELL CHI LLED PLOW WORKS South Bend, Ind . 

BIRDSELL MANUFACTURING CO South Bend. Ind. 

:N. P. BOWSHER South Bend, Ind. 

JOSEPH BUCHANAN. Indianapolis, Ind. 

•i^OLE BROS. PRONG PLOW CO ._..Greencastle, lad. 

COMMON SENSE ENGINE CO Muncie, Ind. 

CROWN POINT MANUFACTURING CO Crown Point, Ind. 

DAISY IMPLEMENT CO Pleasant Lake, Ind. 

ECLIPSE MANUFACTURING CO.-. Middleburg, Ind. 

J. A. EVERITT Indianapolis, Ind. 

FLINT & WALLING MANUFACTURING CO Kendallville, Ind. 

-GAAR, SCOTT & CO Richmond, Ind. 

HANCOCK ROTARY PLOW CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

PETER HACK Michigan City, Ind. 

HEILMAN PLOW CO Evansville, Ind. 

A. G. HILL Kendallville, Ind. 

•O. K. HUBBARD ....Ft. Wayne, Ind. 

OLIVER CHILLED PLOW WORKS : .South Bend. Ind. 

JOHN LOWRIE , Brookston, Ind. 

NORDYKE & MARMON CO. lodianapolis, Ind. 

JAMES RILEY Thorntown, Ind. 

ROBINSON & CO. ...Richmond, Ind. 

SOUTH BEND IRON WORKS South Bend, Ind. 

SOUTH BEND CHILLED PLOW CO South Bend, Ind. 

^T. JOSEPH MANUFACTURING CO .Mishawaka, Ind. 



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'the star drill CO Rushville, Ind. 

WILLIAMS MANUFACTURING CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

H. A. WRIGHT ludianapolip, Ind. 

BISSELL PLOW WORKS South Bend, Ind. 

BALDWIN WOODEN WARE CO. of Lafayette will be found in the 
FoRESTHY Building. 

In the Department of Horticulture we have the following- 
exhibitors : 

CROSS & ROWE Bedford, Ind. 

D. STUTZMANv... Ligonier, Ind. 

THOMPSON MANUFACTURING CO Elkhart, Ind. 

SEDGWICK BROS. CO Richmond, Ind. 

DAISY IMPLEMENT CO Pleasant Lake, Ind. 

E. G. HILL & CO. .Richmond, Ind. 

E. G. HILL & CO.- Richmond, Ind. 

ELLIS & HELFENBERGER... ...Indianapoli-s Ind. 

H. L. PATTERSON Indianapolis, Ind. 

CAPITAL CITY FENCE CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

CHAS. F. WOLF... Marion. Ind. 

A. A. & G. W. CHARLES Kokomo, Ind. 

CHAMPION MANUFACTURING CO Richmond, Ind. 

In Manufacturers' Department, in Manufactures Build- 
ing, we have the following exhibitors: 

T. B. LAYCOCK MANUFACTURING CO.... Indianapolis, Ind. 

L. W. OTT MANUFACTURING CO ..Indianapolis, Ind. 

LEWIS PORTER MANUFACTURING CO.. Indianapolis, Ind. 

J. W. BLACKLEDGE & CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

CENTRAL CHAIR CO.... Indianapolis Ind. 

INDIANAPOLIS CABINET CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

KRAUSE-KRAMER M'N F'G CO.... ....Indianapolis, Ind. 

H. LAUTER Indianapolis, Ind. 

M. S. HUEY & SON..-- Indianapolis, Ind. 

OTTO STECHAN & CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

INTERIOR HARDWOOD CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

EUREKA ONYX CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

NEW ALBANY HOSIERY CO New Albany, Ind.. 

GEORGE MERRITT & CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

FRED A. WILKE Richmond, Ind. 

CENTRAL IRON & STEEL WORKS. Brazil, Ind. 

O'BRIEN VARNISH CO .-- South Bend, Ind_ 

A. MELZER..-- Evansville, Ind. 

GEO. WILLIAM HOFFMAN. Indianapoli=, Ind. 

^ CROSBY PAPER CO Marion, Ind. 



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STRONG, BOYCE & CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

SOUTHERN STOVE WORKS ..Evansville, Ind. 

C. MELZER Evansville, Ind. 

In the Liberal Arts Department in the Manufactures 
Building we have the following exhibitors: 

W. H. ARMSTRONG & CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

C. G. CONN .Elkhart, Ind. 

A. B. CLARK.. Richmond, Ind. 

FORT WAYNE ORGAN CO Fort Wayne, Ind. 

JAMES M. STARR & CO... Richmond, Ind. 

HETHERINGTON & HIBBEN Indianapolis, Ind 

ANDERSON SURGICAL CHAIR CO. Anderson, Ind. 

MINER & ELBREG . -Indianapolis, Ind . 

W. D. ALLISON & CO Indianapolis, Ind 

H. R. ALLEN Indianapolis, Ind . 

M. F. HATTON Princeton, Ind. 

C. HEIMBERGER & SON New Albany, Ind 

In the Depaetment of Electp.icity we have tlie following 
exhibitors: 

FORT WAYNE ELECTRICAL CO.. Fort Wayne, Ind. 

JENNEY ELECTRIC LIGHT CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

MCJNSON LIGHTNING CONDUCTOR CO. ..Indianapolis, Ind. 
IND. RUBBER & INSULATED WIRE CO.-.Joncsboro, Ind. 
PENDLETON GLASS TUBE AND PIPE 

WORKS C< ) Pendlelon, Ind. 

STAR IRON TOWER CO Fort Wayne, Ind. 

The electrical exhibitors spent many thousands of dollars, and 
they are entitled to the thanks of the people of our State for Ihe 
magnificent displa3's made by them in the Electricity Building. 

Art Department. 

In the Art Hall, Indiana artists have three ])aintings, two by 
Gruelle and one by Steele. 

While the number is small, yet when the very highest stand- 
ard of the excellence of p lintings was the only one by which paint- 
ings were admitted to go upon the walls of the Art Gallery at the 
Exposition, our State is to be congratulated upon the fact that in 
this department we are represented in the most creditable man- 
ner; and the work of these artists takes place and rank with the 
best artists of the world. A valuable loan collection could have 
been made from our State, but none was undertaken. 



In the Agricultural Department we have the followinor: 



60 


varieties 


of 


Wlieat ill 


360 


glass 


jars 


from 


quar 


t to two gallon 


10 






Corn 


360 


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< ( 


a 


( ( 


( ( ( < ( ( 


12 






Oats 


360 


" 


i ( 


i ( 


( < 


( ( 11 i( 


2 






Rye 


40 


t < 


" 


it 


( ( 


" one " 


2 






Barley 


40 


< t 


I ( 


I i 


( i 


(I (I a 


2 






Buckwheat 


40 


(( 


( ( 


cc 


( I 


<( (( (( 


1 






Timothy 


10 


quarts and 10 p 


ints. 




5 






Clover Seed 


40 


glass 


jirs, 


pints 


and 


quarts. 


1 






Eed Top 


20 


(< 






( 




iC 


1 






Bioom Corn 


20 


( t 






( 


c 


( ( 


1 






Sugar Cane 


20 


(i 






( 


c 


(C 


1 






Hemp 


20 


( ( 










( i 


1 






Millet 


20 


( ( 






-' 




(( 


10 






Orchard Grass 


20 


( ( 






' 




i i 


1 






Flax Seed 


10 


u 






( 




" 


5 






Beans 


10 


( ( 






u 




C( 


5 






Peas 


10 


( ( 






1 < 




(< 


1 






Peanuts 


20 


" 






( ( 




" 



In addition to this exhibit in agriculture, we will siiow about 
eighty varieties in wheat in stalk by samples collected last year. 
We will show about thirty varieties of corn in stalk, five varieties 
of barley, twenty-five varieties of oats, three varieties of rye, 
three varieties of j-traw, forty-five varieties of grasses. We also 
have a corn pyramid, twenty-five feet high, of corn in the ear, con- 
sisting of thirty varieties. 

There are about one hundred samples of small grains in glass 
jars that go with the cereals in stalk. The jars are labeled with 
printed labels properly filled out, giving the following information: 

Group, class, number, kind of exhibit, exhibitor's name and 
address, date of planting, quantity of seed per acre, date of har- 
vesting, yield per acre, price nearest market, average temperature, 
averao^e rainfall, and averao^e snowfall. All this information is 
on each label and pasted upon each variety. 

In the Agricultural Department, as above stated in gross, 
the following contributors are represented: 



CORN. 



JA.MES H. RILEY Thorntown, Boone Co., Ind. 

W. S. DUNGAN Franklin, Johnson Co., Ind. 

I. N. BARKER Thorntown, Bo-ne Co., Ind. 



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WILLIAM G. RILEY Thorntown, Boone Co., Ind. 

JOHN BOYER Thorntowr, Booce Co., lod. 

J. A. EVERITT Indiatispolis, Marion Co., Ind. 

HARRY BENNETT Franklin, Johnson Co., lod. 

H. F. MILLER Rockporr, Spencer Co., Ind. 

A. DELLER Angola, Steuben Co., Ind. 

GEORGE TICHENOR Princeton, Gibson Co.. Ind. 

JOHN M. SEDAN-- East Enterprise, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

A. M. SMILEY Laugliery, Ohio Co., Ind. 

S. N. COLWELL Mount Ayr, Newton Co., Ind. 

J.W.MOORE Ligonier, Noble Co., Ind. 

PETER CREAGER Cohimbia City, Whitley Co., Ind. 

ELIJAH HARPER Oakland City, Gibson Co., Ind. 

W. P. GREGG Goodland, Newton Co., Ind. 

LEE TROUT Franklin, Johnson Co., Ind. 

GEORGE THOMAS Rockport, Spencer Co., Ind. 

CHARLES L. HAYDEN Otwell, Pike Co., Ind. 

GEORGE O. PUMPHREY Mount Ayr, Newton Co., Ind. 

GEORGE H. DOWNING. Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Ind. 

JOSEPH E. DAVIS .Marion, Grant Co , Ind. 

ALFRED THOMPSON.. -.Ely, Wells Co., Ind. 

ED MILLER Peru, Miami Co., Ind. 

CHARLES EDWARDS Peru, Miami Co., Ind. 

CHRISTOPHER LENHARD Poling, Jay Co., Ind. 

AUSTIN HUGHES Newport, Vermillion Co., Ind. 

B. F. BRIDGES Rockport, Spencer Co., Ind. 

HOWARD RILEY... Thorntown, Boone Co., Ind. 

J. B. CAP & SONS Bicknell, Knox Co., Ind. 

JOSEPH CLARK Goodland, Newton Co., Ind. - 

W. A. CONNELY Eel River, Cass Co., Ind. 

E. S. BEACH Valparaiso, Porter Co., Ind. 

J. B. SVIITH Queensville, Jennings Co., Ind. 

MAXWELL McCULLOUGH Crawfordsville, Montgomeiy Co., Ind. 

ISAIAH McGINLEY Valparaiso, Porter Co., lud. 

CHARLES DOWNING Greenfield, Hancock Co., Ind. 

JOHN Q. A. SEIG Corydou, Harrison Co., Ind. 

A. E. NOWLING Lawre/ ceburg, Dearborn Co., Ind. 

W. A. MAZE ....Sharpsville, Tipton Co., Ind. 

JOHN BAZNER Bunker Hill, Miami Co., Ind. 

J. P. KEY Patoka. Gibson Co., Ind. 

S. VET STRAIN Princeton, Gibson Co. , Ind. 

W. L. MORRISON Scottsburg, Scott Co., Ind. 

DAVID CLOUD Thorntown, Boone Co., Ind. 

P. P. NOEL Rockville, Parke Co., Ind. 

JAMES HARLAN Terra Haute, Ind. 

H. M. HAWLEY.. Terre Haute, Ind. 



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WM. CONLEY Clay City, Ind. 

JAMES M. SANKEY Teire Haule, Ind. 

GEORGE LOCKRIDGE Terre Haute, Ind. 

In addition to the above list, Mr. James Riley of Thorntown, 
Boone County, makes an individual exhibit of corn, wheat, and 
'Oats. In addition to the above we have the following products of 
•corn: 

INDIANAPOLIS CEREALINE M'NF'GCO., two varieties of cerealine. 
INDIANAPOLIS HOMINY MILLS, ten varieties of grits. 
WM, F. PEIL STARCH CO., Indianapolis, Ind., five grades of starch. ' 
ACME MILLING CO., Indianapoli?, Ind., two grades of flour. 

EXHIBITORS OF WHEAT. 

JOHN BLAIR Peru, Miami Co., Ind. 

J. S. LONG Salamonia, Jay Co., Ind. 

JABEZ PICKETT Greensboro, Henry Co., Ind 

WILLI A.M STOUT Portland, Jay Co., Ind. 

OEORGE W. MILLER West Lebanon, Warren Co., Ind. 

C. P. LONTON Hillsdale, Vermillion Co., Ind. 

JOHN GOSS Bellmore, Parke Co., Ind. 

LEE TROUT FrankUn, Johnson Co., Ind. 

GEORGE D. ETTINGER Bourbon, Marshall Co., Ind. 

W. D. ARMENTROUT Crawfordsville. Montgomery Co., Ind. 

THORNBURG & LAWRENCE.. -Rutland, Marshall Co., Ind. 

EMERY FISCHER Borden, Clark Co., lad. 

LEROYTASH... Martinsburg, Washington Co., Ind. 

B. W. DICKENS Marion, Grant Co., Ind. 

THOMAS BEERS Hecla, Whitley Co., Ind. 

JOHN CURRY New Carlisle, St. Joseph Co., lud. 

B. F. COOPER Columbia City, Whii ley Co., Ind. 

GYRUS J. THOMPSON Vinccnnes, Knox Co., Ind. 

ALBERT TECHEXOR Princeton, Gibson Co., Ind. 

MRS. STELLA HODGES Rockport, Spencer Co., Ind. 

HUBBARD TAYLOR..--, Yankeetown, Warrick Co., Ind. 

€. S. NORRIS Angola, Steuben Co., Ind. 

D. KERMINGHOFF Angola, Steuben Co., Ind. 

JAMES MOORE . Bloomington, Monroe Co., Ind. 

CHARLES S. LEE Sugar Branch, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

A. S. GILMORE Greensburg, Decatur Co., Ind. 

J. A. EVERITT Indianapolis, Marion Co., ind. 

JAMES RILEY Thorntown, Boone Co., Ind. 

TIMOTHY. 

JAMES A. DEVERICKS La Fountain, Wabash Co., Ind. 

A. L. MAGILL Franklin, Johnson Co., Ind. 



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STRAIN & BROTHER Princeton, Gibson Co., Ind. 

E. & C. CULBERTSON Moorfield, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

JOHN MARVEL.. Indianapolis, Marion Co.. Ind 

CLOVEE SEED. 

JOHK MARVEL Indianapolis, Marion Co., Ind. 

E. & C. CULBERTSON Moorfield, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

JOHN GOSS Bellmore, Parke Co., Ind. 

J. A EVERITT Indianapolis, Marion Co., Ind. 

JAMES RILEY... Thorntowu, Boone Co., Ind. 

I. N. BARKER Thorntown, Boone Co. , Ind. 

OECHAKD GEASS. 

JOHN MARVEL,-- Indianapolis, Marion Co., Ind. 

J. A. EVERITT Indianapolis, Marion Co., Ind. 

JOHN GOSS .Bellmore, Parke Co., Ind. 

Beans, peas, hemp, flax, broom corn, and sugar cane are fur- 
nished by J. A. Everitt, Indianapolis, Marion Co., Ind. 

EXHIBITOES OF OATS. 

EMANUEL WILDE RMARTH... Pleasant Plain, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

CHARLES EDWARDS Peru, Miami Co., Ind. 

JOHN GOSS Bellmore, Parke Co., Ind. 

LEE TROUT Franklin, Johnson Co.. Ind. 

GEORGE D. ETTINGER ...Bourbon, Marshall Co., Ind. 

ELLIS BURKE CrawfordsviHe, Montgomery Co., Ind. 

J. R. STONEMAN Spencer, Owen Co., Ind. 

A. A. SOUTH Rutland, Marshall Co., Ind. 

LEROY TASH Martinsburg, Washington Co. ," Ind. 

HENRY O. HOFF Ligonier, l^)ble Co., Ind. 

QUINBY DRULINER Mill Creek, La Porte Co., Ind. 

GEORGE DECKER Columbia City, Whitley Co., Ind. 

JAMES COREY. Oakland City, Gibson Co., Ind. 

JAMES H. HAY WORTH Georgetown, Floyd Co., lud. 

C. H. MOTTLER Rockport, Spencer Co., Ind. 

A. DELLER .Angola, Steuben Co., Ind. 

ALBERT McCREARY .Markhmd, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

JAMES RILEY... Thorntown, Baone Co., Ind. 

J. A. EVERITT Indianapolis, Marion Co., Ind. 

BAELEY. 

€. S. NORRIS Angola, Steuben Co., Ind. 

WILLARD SMITH. East Enterprise, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

JOHN GOSS Bellmore, Parke Co., Ind. 

ELLIS BURKE CrawfordsviHe, Montgomery Co., Ind. 

REYNOLDS & SON .Weaver, Grant Co., Ind. 

E. & C. CULBERTSON Moorfield, Switzerland Co., Ind. 



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BUCKWHEAT. 

EMANUEL WILDERMARTH__. Pleasant Plain, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

HENRY THOMAS ..La Fountain, Wabash Co., Ind. 

JOHN GOSS Bellmore, Parke Co., Ind. 

GEORGE D. ETTINGER Bourbon, Marshall Co., Ind. 

I. C. WILHELM Ligonier, Noble Co., Ind. 

ED SHOEMAKER Columbia Cily, Whitley Co., Ind. 

FRANK WOODS Princeton, Gibson Co., Ind. 

L. A. POWERS Angola, Steuben Co., Ind. 

CHARLES DIBBLE ...Patriot, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

EYE. 

EMANUEL WILDERMARTH ..Pleasant Plain, Ind. 

HENRY THOMAS. La Fountain, Wabash Co., Ind, 

JOHN GOSS Bellraore, Parke Co., Ind. 

GEORGE D. ETTINGER Bourbon, Marshall Co., Ind. 

I. C. WILHELM Ligonier, Noble Co., Ind. 

ED SHOEMAKER Columbia City, Whitley Co., Ind, 

FRANK WOODS ..Princeton, Gibson Co., Ind. 

L. A. POWERS Angola, Steuben Co., Ind. 

CHARLES DIBBLE Patriot, Switzerland Co., Ind. 

In the Agricultural Exhibit will be found a large and hand- 
some map of our State, giving the general physical surface of the 
State, showing altitudes, drainage, counties, county seats, and 
general statistics of live stock and agricultural products. This 
map was prepared by L. H. Gibson of Indianapolis. We also 
have maps showing atmospheric conditions — the precipitation, 
average temperature and rainfall within our State for a period 
of twenty-two years. These maps were furnished free of charge 
by Chief Wappenhaus of the Weather Bureau at Indianapolis. 

Indiana Cereal Exhibit in Stalk. 

Prepared by Prof. James Troop, Purdue University, LaFay- 
ette, Ind. 

WHEAT. 

RED CLAWSON James Riley, Thorn town, Ind. 

NIGGER.... 

RUDY 

HARVEST QUEEN 

WHITE LEADER 

AMERICAN BRONZE 

MARTIN AMBER 



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VELVET CHAFF (Brown 

Bearded) Indiana Expert Station, Purdue University. 

VELVET CHAFF (Brown 

Smooth) ... " 

VELVET CHAFF (White 

Bearded) " " " 

VELVET CHAFF (White 

Smooth). " 

PULCASTER .... " 

FULTZ 

JONES WINTER FIFE " 

DIETZ LONGBERRY " 

WYANDOTTE " 

MICHIGAN AMBER " 

EARLY AMBER " 

NEW MONARCH " 

SELECTED RED CLAWSON " 

■<510LDEN CROSS " 

RAUB'S BLACK PROLIFIC " 

VALLEY " 

HYBRID DATTEL. " 

HYBRID EARNED " 

ROCHESTER RED " 

INTERNATIONAL CLUB.. " 

BEAL " 

ROBERTS " 

JOHNSTON " 

WILLITS " 

RUDY " ' " 

LONGBERRYRED " 

WEEDLEN " 

LONGB'KY RED WABASH. " 

WISCONSIN TRIUMPH.... " 

ODESSA " 

OOLDDUST " 



OATS. 

JONES AMER'N BRONZE .Indiana Expert Station, Purdue University. 

PURDUE WHITE " . 

WHITE BONANZA " 

2,000 FOLD •' 

GIANT YELLOW " 

IMPROVED WHITE RUS- 
SIAN " 

WHITE SUPERIOR SCOT'H " 

WHITE SWISS..-. ---. " 



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RACE HORSE Indiana Expert Station, Purdue University. 

WIDEAWAKE 

AMERICAN BANNER 

WELCOME 

WHITE 

CLYDESDALE & BADGER 

QUEEN 

TARTARIAN RU&T PROF 

WHITE SWEDE 

BLACK RUSSIAN 

WHITE SHONEN 

Live Stock Exhibits and Exhibitors from Indiana. 

POULTRY. 

PARTRIDGE COCHINS D. C. Plank, Logansport, Ind. 

LEGHORNS AND SILVER 

SPANGLED WYANDOTTES..O. P. Green, Bourbon, Ind. 

GAME BANTAMS R. J. Rockofellar, Br( okville, Ind. 

RED CAP B. T. Pace, Salem, Ind. 

PARTRIDGE COCHIN J. S. Kreider. Looansport. Ind. 

HOUDANS Dr. B. W. Parks,^'Bourbon, Ind. 

S. C. BROWN LEGHORNS E. B. Murpliv, Connel, Ind. 

WHITE LEGHORNS Wm. Tobin, Indianapolis, Ind. 

BRONZE TURKEYS AND 

ROUEN DUCKS D. A. Stoner, Rensselaer, Ind. 

GAME PET H. P. Clark, Indianapolis, Ind. 

GAME CHICKENS Mesley Tonios, Greenburg, Ind, 

HOUDAN S Geo. Seeder, Jr., LaFayette, Ind. 

WHITE PLYMOUTH ROCK...-S. M. Williams, Monroeville, Ind. 

SPANISH John Bennett, Sunman, Ird. 

BUFF COCHIN Geo. F. Davis &. Co., Dyer, Ind. 

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, 

LIGHT BRAHMAS, PAR- 

THIDGE AND BUFF COCHINS, 

WYANDOTTES, LEGHORNS, 

MINORCAS, CHICKENS AND 

TOULOUSE GEESE Sid. Conger, Flat Rock, Ind. 

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK 

LIGHT BRAHMAS David Conger, Flat Rock, Ind. 

BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS, 

LIGHT BRAHMAS... ....Myrtle Conger, Flat Rock, Ind. 

PET GAME John Shaw, Hughville, Ind. 

' SWINE. 

BERKSHIRES ....Jasper Heck, Waldron, led. 

BERKSHIRES L N. Barker, Thorntown, Ind. 

POLAND CHINA Joe Cunningham & Co., Lorce, Ind. 

POLAND CHINA-. - Loyd, Mugg & Son, Center, Ind. 

POLAND CHINA F. M. Bander, New Milford, Ind. 

POLAND CHINA Ed Brown & Son, Buirell, Ind. 

POLAND CHINA John W. Wilson, Kokomo, Ind. 

VICTORIA Henry Dav^s, Diver, Ind. 

VICTORIA _.G. F. Davis, Dryer, Ind. 

VICTORIA H. P. Wess, Fsyetteville, Ind. 

BERKSHIRES W. G.Riley, Thornlown, Ind. 

BERKSHIRES John Smith, Indianapolis, Ind. 



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CHESTER WHITE R. L. Russell, Zionsville, Ind. 

OTHER DISTINCT BREEDS. .A. C. Green, Winchestf^r, Iticl. 

James & Grant Riley, ThorntowD , Ind. 

W. J. Cliapman, Indianapolis, Ind. 

CATTLE. 

EAT STOCK AND BREEDING 

HERD Judy & Goodwin, West Lebanon, Ind. 

SHORTHORNS... J. G. Robbins & Sons, Horace, Ind. 

PAT CATTLE Chas. B. Stuart & Co , La Fayette, Ind. 

GALLOWAYS Brookside Stock Farm, Ft. Wayne, Ind. 

JERSEYS Mortimer Leveling, LaFavette, Ind. 

HEREFORDS John J. Stuart, Fowler, Ind. 

HEREFORDS W. S. Van Natta, Fowler, Ind. 

POLLED DURHAMS J. H. Miller, Mexico, Ind. 

HORSES. 

MORGANS (25 Head) W. W. Stevens, Salem, Ind. 

OLDENBURG GERMAN 

COACH, BELGIAN DRAFT, 

AND TROTTING J. Crouch & Son, LaPayette, Ir.d. 

STALLIONS AND MARES Brookside Farm Co., Ft. W^yne, Ind. 

STALLIONS AND MARES L. W. Cochran, Crawfordsville, Ind. 

STALLIONS AND MARES Thomson & Bland, Crciwfordvilles, Ind. 

SHEEP. 

SOUTHDOWNS Uriah Privet, Greensbur^, Ind. 

SHROPSHIRES I. J. Williams & Son, Muncie, Ind. 

OXFORDS Sid. Conger, Flat Rock. Ind. 

CHEVIOTS Howard H. Keira, Ladoga, Ind. 

LINCOLNS G. P. Davis, Drver, Ind. 

SHROPSHIRES Mortimer Levering, LaPayette, Ind. 

Exhibitors of Wool. 

T.L.HARDING LaPorte, Ind. . 

WILLIAM WHIPPS & SON Carlisle, Ind. 

SKINNER & COLLET Denver, Ind. 

SID. CONGER FlatRock, Ind. 

O. E. REPLOGLE LaPortP, Ind. 

H. L. COMBS. South Whitney, Ind. 

ROBERT MITCHELL Princeton, Ind. 

L M. MILLER Upland. Ind. 

BENSON R LEWIS Salem Center, Ind. 

JOHN L. THOMPSON & SONS Arcana, Ind. 

A. W DOLPH Teegarden, Ind. 

ELI HELSER Warsaw. Ind. 

G. H. DUNN Warsaw, Ind. 

C. CO WGILL Warsaw, Ind. 

JOHN L. THOMPSON Marion. Ind. 

W. M. WILEY New Auffusta, Ind . 

DANIEL A. SANDERS Goshen, Ind. 

WILL A. WHITE .Franklin. Ind. 

L J. WILLIAMS & SON Muncie, Ind. 

S. G. HAVERSTOCK Butler, Ind. 

J. W. ROBE .Greencastle, Ind. 

S. B. MORRIS & CO Shelbvville, Ind. 

RYSE & McLEAN Shelbvville, Ind. 



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MRS. B. CARPENTER. Ray's Crossing, Ind. 

P. J. SHOAF St. Paul, Ind. 

CHRIS HOUSTON Shelbyville, Ind. 

MARSH WILSON Flat Rock, Ind. 

WM. M. COLEMAN Winterruud, Ind. 

The wool exhibit will be found on second floor of Aorricult- 
ura] Buildinof", alonsr with all other State wool exhibits. 

The honey exhibit will be found on the second floor of Agri- 
cultural Building, along with all other State h )ney exhibits, and is 
one of the best exhibits made by any of the States. 

Dairy, 
butter exhibitors. 

MRS. LENNIE KIVG Edinburg, Ind. 

MRS. MORGAN KEAN Mitchell, Ind. 

MRS. JENNIE NYE Goshen, Ind. 

MRS. S. C. GRAYBIf>LE Ladoga, Ind. 

MRS. H. TRESlNiaOIITER Georgetown, Ind. 

MRS. PROF. BORDEN Borden, lod. 

MRS. MAUCUS CLAYPOOL Muncie, Ind. 

MRS. MARY ANN ROBERTS Pendleton, Ind. 

MRS. IDA BAKNETT Muncie, lad. 

MRS. PAULINE REIL Lowell, Ind. 

MRS. EDGAR HAYDEN... Lowell, Ind. 

MRS. CALVIN FLETCHER Indianapolis, Ind. 

MRS. MARY COCHRAN" Spiceland, Ind. 

MRS. GRA(;E BENEDICT Springport, Ind. 

MRS. MARY VANCE Springport, Ind. 

MRS. JENNIE RILEY Thornlown, Ind. 

MRS. DR. MARY SMITH Greensboro, Ind. 

MRS. MARY S. FIJEELAND Bloomfield, Ind. 

MRS. ANNA ROSE Martinsville, Ind. 

MRS. SARAH EDGERTON Spiceland, lad. 

MRS. CAROLINE EDGERTON-... ....Spiceland, Ind. 

PURDUE UNIVERSITY Lafayette, Ind. 

CREAMERIES. 

RENSSELAER SEPARATOR BUTTER CO .Rensselaer, Ind. 

ST. JOHN'S CREAMERY St. John's, Ind. 

LOWELL CREAMERY Lowell, Ind. 

R. W. FURNA^S . Indianapolis, Ind. 

ZIONSVILLE CREAMERY Zionsvillo, Ind. 

CENTREVILLE CREAMERY Centreviile, lad. 

ST. PAUL CREAMERY St. Paul, Ind. 

LEWISVILLE BUTTER & CHEESE CO Lewisville, Ind. 



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THOKNTOWN CREAMERY '. Thorntown, Ind. 

INDIANAPOLIS CREAMERY Indianapolis, Ind. 

SPICELAND CREAMERY Spicelann, Ind. 

NEW CASTLE CREAMERY New Castle, Ind. 

SPRINGPORT CREAMERY Springport, Ind. 

MIDDLETOWN CREAMERY Middletown, Ind. 

FAIRLAND CREAME KY Fairland, Ind. 

RUSHVILLE CREAMERY Rushville, Ind. 

PALESTINE CREAMERY Palestine Ind. 

HOPE BUTTER & CHEESE CO. Hope, Ind. 

FLAT ROCK CREAMERY.... Flat Rock, Ind. 

CROTHERSVILLE CREAMERY .- ....Crothersville, Ind. 

WHITEL AND CREAMERY Wliiteland, Ind. 

MORRISTOWN CREAMERY Morristowu, Ind. 

SCHLOSSER BROTHERS, six exhibits from 

three cream eries Hanna, Ind. , Wanetka, Ind 

DYER CREAMERY--.. Dyer, Ind. 

An exhibit of cheese will be made in October. 

Mrs. Laura D. Worley, of EUettsville, Indiana, has had charge 
of making the dairy exhibit. 

Indiana Mines and Mining Exhibit. 

Sample of stoce from: 

JAMES LEE Sample oolitic limestone.Bedford, Ind. 

ALEXANDRIA STONE CO. Simple limestone Alexandria, Ind. 

JOSEPH LEE Sample limestone Terre Haute, Ind. 

CEN rRAL OOLITIC LIME- 
STONE CO Sample liineslone Bloomington, Ind. 

SALEM AND BEDFORD 

STONE CO Sample limestone Salem, Ind. 

JOEL BEACH Sample limestone Holton, Ind. 

HUNTER STONE CO Sample limestone Bloomington, Ind. 

GEORGE W. DEFEN- 
BAUGH Sample marble Kokomo, Ind. 

WILLIAM MOELLERING-Sample limestone Fort Wayne, Ind. 

F. A. BRICKLEY Sample granite Markle, Ind. 

BODENSCHATZ STONE 

CO. Sample blue oolitic stone. Bedford, Ind. 

C. H. BROWNELL Simple limestone Peru, Ind. 

B. B. HARRIS Simple marble Greensburg, Ind. 

GREENSBURG LIME- 
STONE CO. Sample limestone Greensburg, Ind. 

J. L. SCANLAN Sample limestone.. St. Paul, Ind. 

CHARLES TRIPPEER Sample limestone Peru, Ind. 

BECK & PURVIANCE.._- Sample limestone Huntington, Ind. 



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J. A. CHILL AUX & BRO.. Sample limestone__ Georgia, Ind, 

PEERLESS STONE CO Sample ooliiic limestone-Bedford, Ind. 

ACME BEDFORD STONE 
CO. Sample limestone Bedford, Ind. 

BEDFORD STONE CO Four samples oolitic lime- 
stone Bedford, Ind. 

INDIANA OOLITIC LIME- 
STONE CO Sample oolitic limestone. Stinesville. Ind. 

PERRY, MATTHEWS & 

BUSKIRK Sample oolitic limestone Bedford, Ind. 

WHITSIT & ADAMS Sample limestone ...St. Paul, Ind. 

JOHN L. SH RUM Sample limestone . - . Craw f ordsville.Ind 

JOHN A. SPRINGER Sample limestone Clydell, Ind. 

ROCK ISLAND QUARRY.Sample lim stone.. Canndton, Ind. 

BEDFORD BLUE STONE 

CO. Blue oolitic limestone Bedford, Ind. 

ELLETTSVILLE STONE 

CO Oolitic limestone EUeltsville, Ind. 

WILLIAM LOWE Sample limestone St. Paul, Ind. 

BIG CREEK STONE CO. ... Sample oolitic limefctone.Stincsville, Ind. 

COLEMAN, HAMILTON & 
CO. Limefctone Lawrence, Ind. 

CHICAGO BEDFORD 
STONE CO Oolitic limestone Bedford, Ind. 

DARK HOLLOW STONE 

CO. Oolitic limestone Bedford, Ind. 

PERRY BROTHERS Oolitic limestone ...Ellettsville, Ind. 

BARNH ART BROTHERS. . Limestone Attica, Ind . 

BERRY & SON... ..Sample limestone Stinesville, Ind. 

HOOSIER STONE CO Oolitic limestone Bedford, Ind. 

BERRY BROTHERS Sample limestone Rivervale, Ind. 

B. SCHWEITZER & CO.. ..Sample limestone Spencer, Ind. 

HARMAM BROTHERS... -Blue limestone Vernon, Ind. 

BEDFORD STONE QUAR- 
RIES CO Ooliiic limestone Bedford, Ind. 

T. N. BRAXTON Sample limestone Paoli, Ind. 

W. C. WINSTANLEY One column and cap, west 

middle entrance Mines 

and Mining Building.. Bedford, Ind. 

SALEM BEDFORD STONE 

CO. One column and one 

square stone for center 

of exhibit Louisville, Ky, 

PERRY, MATTHEWS & 
BUSKIRK One stone column ..Bedford, Ind. 

PERRY BROTHERS One stone column Ellettsville, Ind 



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BEDFORD STONE CO One cap for column Bedford, Ind. 

BEDFORD QUARRIES CO. Five samples Bedford, Ind. 

CHICAGO AND BLOOM- 
INGTON STO|E CO.... Three Samples Bloomington, Ind. 

We have in the Mines and Mining exhibit a large colored map 
of our State showing the areas of our resources in coal^ st07ie, coat 
oil^ and natural gas fields of the State. 

Geological Exhibit. 

The exhibition of geological specimens in the Indiana depart- 
ment, in the v^est gallery of the Anthropological Building, is 
from the collections of Prof. Wm. W. Borden of Borden, and 
Prof. G. K. Greene of New Albany, Ind. These exhibits are 
worthy the attention of the student and advanced collectors, as 
they embrace the characteristic specimens of the corals found at 
the Falls of the Ohio and vicinity; also embraces many species of 
brachipods and gastropods from Clark and Floyd counties, Indiana. 
These collections are especially rich in crinoids from the Devonian 
rocks at Charlestown, Clark County, and from the Keokuk group 
of rocks in Washington County. Especial pains have been taken 
to properly identify these specimens, that all those who may have 
the pleasure to see them may profit by the display. 

Crude Oil Exhibits. 

WELLS COUNTY Two samples.... 

JAY COUNTY 

HUNTINGTON COUNTY 

BLACKFORD COUNTY 

PULASKI COUNTY 

VIGO COUNTY 

WHITE COUNTY . 

GRANT COUNTY 

Commercial Clay Exhibit. 

O. & M. R. R. CO One sample Mitchell, Ind. 

AMBROSE SHRUM " ....Salem, lud. 

JAMES PETERSON " ....Paoli, Ind. 

HOLLWEG & HOBBS ..Three i-amples-.Bloomingdale, Ind, 

J. W. SHUSTER One sample Stone Bluff, Ind. 

SMITH HARPER " ....Bedford, lud. 

W. A McBRIDE Three samples.. Cale, Ind. 

JAMES GRAHAM .-.- " ....Covington, Ind. 

J. W. JONES ..Two samples Mitchell, Ind. 



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HENRY pierce: One sample... 

MR. G:VRRISON - 

J. ANDULLUS--.. Five samples... 

J. W. GOODYEAR Two samples... 

J. L. JONES 

JOIINSMITII One sample ... 

HENRY TELLER, 

STEPHEN FIELD ._ 

WILLIAM SCHUTTE 

O. M. JOHNSON 

P.SNYDER ..-- 

S.B. HART ._ 

OTIS WHITE 

HENRY BROKER 

JOHN SEAMAN 

GEORGE POWELL 

JOHNCLINE 

ALONZO MARTIN 

CHAS. HICKEN One sample ... 

H. H. BARTON 

R. H. WILLIAMS 

JOSEPH KLOTZ 

HEITZ& VVENTHALEN 

GEORGE WALTERS 

L. B. SMITH 

J. C. SUMMERS 

THOMAS GRAVES 

HENRY WITHERED 

A. P. PERRIOR & CO 

ST. LOUIS SUPPLY CO 

M. CARWYTE Three samples. 

JOHN WEBER One sample 

A. GALLOWAY .... 

DR. GARDNER.. 

J.H. WARD 

ALFRED PARKS Two samples... 

B. F. HARRIS ...One sample 

BROCK LEY BROS Two samples... 

S. WHITE One sample 

O.W.SCHWARTZ 

P. D. HARDY 

MOSESMcLEAN 

PHILIP WHITE ..... 

A. SCHMUKE 

AMERICAN ALUMINUM CO 

UHL'S POTTERY CO Two samples. . . 



.Frankton, Ind. 
.Bloomington, Ind. 
-Dover Hill, Ind. 
-B^uffton, Ind. 
.Attica, Ind. 
.Gosp^rt, Ind. 
-Noblesville, Ind. 
- Williamsport, Ind. 
-Evansville, Ind. 
-Greencaslle, Ind. 
-Liberty, Ind. 
.Brazil, Ind. 
-Harm, Ind. 
-New Albany, Ind. 
.CovinojtOD, Ind. 
-BloomiDfi;ton, Ind. 
-Evansville, Ind. 
-Cale, Ind. 
-Andeison, Ind. 
-Sboals, Ind. 
-Greencastle, Ind. 
_ Washington, Ind. 
-Bedford, Ind. 
..Salem, Ind. 
-Evansville, Ind. 
. -Jeffersonvilh', Ii:d. 
..Wabash, Ind, 
. -Brownstown, Ind. 
..Huntingburg, Ind. 
.Bloomington, Ind. 
-Covington, Ind. 
. -Hayesvijle, Ind. 
..Attica, Ind. 
-Huron, Ind. 
..Spencer, Ind. 
.-Lodi, Ind. 
..Evansville, Ind. 
..Huntingburg, Ind. 
. .Veedersburg, Ind. 
.-Attica, Ind. 
.Dover Hill, Ind. 
-Dover Hill, Ind. 
..Brownstown, Ind 
.-Montezuma, Ind. 
.-Huron, Ind. 
Evansville, Ind. 



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PHILIP WERTZ. One sample Jasper, In d. 

PENN MINING CO.- Four samples.. .Huron, Ind. 

SOL DAVIS One sample Wortliington, Ind. 



JOHNSUTHERLIN. 
THOMAS GRAVES. 
S.WHITE 

• ABE CLARK .. 

SAMUEL GRAY 

JOHN OWENS 

C. W. SMOCK 

DR. GARDNER 



New Albany, Ind. 

Wabasli, Ind. 

Veedersburg, Ind. 

Caimelton, Ind. 

Terre Haute, Ind. 

Vernon, Ind. 

W;irsa\v, Ind. 

Bedford, Ind. 



Exhibitors of Clay Products. 



...Indianapolis, Ind. 
. .Walcottville, Ind. 
. ..Momence, 111. 

. Brazil, Ind. 



UNITED STATES ENCAUSTIC 

TILE WORKS Samples tile.. 

F. E. DICKENSON Pressed brick . 

TIFFANY PRESSED BRICK Cb.. Pressed brick. 
BRAZIL FIRE & PAVING BRICK 

CO. Paving brick . 

EVANSVILLE PRESSED BRICK CO Evansville, Ind. 

INDIANAPOLIS TERRACOTTA CO Indianapolis, Ind. 

CHICAGO SEWER PIPE CO Brazil, Ind. 

BRAZIL HOLLOW BRICK CO ....Brazil, Ind. 

Exhibitors op Cement. 
KENTUCKY & INDIANA CEMENT CO... Cement.. Jeffersonville.Ind. 

Exhibitors of Glass. 

PENDLETON GLASS TUBE & 
PIPE WORKS.. Glass used as substitute for iron ..Pendleton, Ind. 



Coal Exhibitors. 

BRAZIL BLOCK COAL CO One sample... 

JAMES P. FOLLEY.... 

CRAWFORD COAL CO.. 

OTTER CREEK..-. 

THOMAS WILSON & SON.. Two samples. . 

PARKE COUNTY COAL One sample... 

ISLAND COAL CO --.- 

ZELLAR & ZEIGLER.-. 

WEAVER, GETZ & CO 

BRAZIL BLOCK COAL CO., FROM 

GARTSHERRIE NO. 4 

MUTUAL MINING CO 

NEW PITTSBURG COAL CO. Coal and coke. 

D. H. DAVIS COAL CO 



.Brazil. Ind. 
Coal Bluff, Ind. 
.Brazil, Ind. 
.Brazil, Ind. 
-Washington, Ind. 
. Roscdale, Ind. 
.Island City, Ind. 
.Brazil, Ind. 
Center Point, Ind. 

.Brazil, Ind. 
Cannelburg, Ind. 
.Chicago, 111. 
Knightsville, Ind. 



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In the State Educational Exhibit in Liberal Arts 
Department of the Manufactures Building, we have the follow- 
ing exhibitors: 

PURDUE UNIVERSITY Lafayette, Ind. 

DE PAUW UNIVERSITY Greencastle, lad. 

STATE UNIVERSITY Bloomington, Ind. 

STATE NORMAL SCHOOL . Terre Haute, Ind. 

GIRLS' CLASSICAL SCHOOL Indianapolis, Ind. 

MRS. EUDORA HAILMANN (Trainius School).. LaPorte, Ind. 

NORTHERN INDIANA NORMAL SCHOOL AND 

BUSINESS COLLEGE Valparaiso, Ind. 

TRI-STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Angola, Ind. 

INDIANAPOLIS FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSO- 

CLiTION Indianapolis, Ind. 

NEW ALBANY FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSO- 
CIATION • New Albany, Ind. 

CITIES AND TOWNS. 



Attica Mr. Coultrap, Supt. 

Auburn B. B. Harrison, " 

Aurora R.W.Wood, " 

Bedford F. M. Stalker, " 

Brazil J.C.Gregg, " 

Bi-ookville C. W. McLure, " 

Ccinnelton J. P.Weidman, " 

Cambridge City _N. C Johnston, " 

Centreville J. P. Coons, " 

Columbus A. J. Carnagey, " 

Connersville W.T. L. Sanders," 

Corydon E. S. Hallett, 

Chesterton A. R. Hardesty " 

Crown Point ...J. J. Allison, " 

Danville T. M. Saxton, " 

Decatur J.Lewis, " 

Dublin. ..F.L.Harris, 

Dunreitb Israel Hattou, " 

Edinburg W. B. Owen, " 

Elkhart D. W. Thomas, ' ' 

Fayetteville John Flinu, '• 

Fountain City. .J. R. Meek, 

Frankfort B. F. Moore, ' ' 

Franklin W.J.Williams, " 

Garrett .F. M. Merica, " 

Greencastle. -...R. A. Ogg, " 

Greensboro R. S. Tice, 



Lafayette Edw. Ayers, Supt. 

LaPorte W.N.Hailmann,*' 

Lawrenceburg ..W. H. Rucker, " 

Lebanon T. Dann, '* 

Lowell W. A. High, " 

Liberty J. W. Short, " 

Malison D. M. Geeting, " 

Milton D. A. Sharpe, " 

Middletown W. H. Sanders, " 

Michigan City.. J. C. Black, " 

Mt. Vernon H.P. Leavenworth" 

Muucie W.R.Snyder, " 

Nappanee C. R. Seebert, " 

New Carlisle O. M. Searles, " 

New Castle J. C. Weir, 

Oldenburg Jos. F. Bickel, *' 

Pierceton H. E. Cole, " 

Plainfield S. O. Leak, ** 

Portland C. L. Hottel, 

Richmond I. N. Study, " 

Rockport J. H. Tomlin, " 

Rockville J. N. Spangler, " 

South Bend Calvin Moon, " 

Spiceland J. F. Brown, " 

Tell City Chris. Newman, " 

Terre Haute W. H. Wiley, « ' 

Union City James R. Hart, " 



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Oreensburg W. P. Shannon, Supt. Utica 



E. E. Olcott, Supt. 



Goshen W. H. Sims, 

Hammond W. C. Be'man, 

Hagerstown B. F. Wissler, 

Haiighville J. W. Bush, 

Hobarl P. S. Gristy, 

Indianapolis L. H, Jones, 

Xennard C. W. YonCanon, 

Knightstown Chas. Hewet', 



Valparaiso TT. H. Banta, " 

Washington W.F. Hoffmann, '• 

Warsaw Edw. Taylor, 

Waterloo Ham. H. Keep, " 

West Indian- 

apOiis D.K. Armstrong," 

Wiliamsport ...S. C. Hinson, " 
Winchester F. S. Caldwell, " 



COUNTIES. 

ADAMS COUNTY J. S. Snow Decatur, Ind. 

BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY. W. T. Griffin C.lumbus, lad. 

BENTON COUNTY C. H. West Fowler, Ind. 

BOONE COUNTY J. A. Coons Lebanon, Ind. 

CLAHK COUNTY J. M. Bojer CharleStown, Ind. 

CRAWFORD COUNTY J. F. Zimmerman. Wickliffe, Ind. 

DAVIESS COUNTY P. R. Wadsworth. .Washington, I id. 

DECATUR COUNTY J. W. Jenkins S^ PauC Ind. 

DEKALB COUNTY C. A. Minia Auburn, Ind. 

DELAWARE COUNTY J. O. Lewellen..,_Muncie, Ind. 

DUBOIS COUNTY T. R. Wilson Jasper, Ind. 

ELKHART COUNTY G. W. Eli is Goshen, Ind. 

FAYETTE COUNTY G. W. Robertson.. Counersville, Ind. 

FOUNTAIN COUNTY E. L. Myers Covington, Ind. 

FRANKLIN COUNTY W. H. Len om Brookville, Ind. 

GIBSON COUNTY T. W. Cullen Princeton, Ind. 

GRANT COUNTY F. M. Searle Marion, Ind. 

HAMILTON COUNTY E. A. Hu'chens ...Noblesville, Ind. 

HANCOCK COUNTY Q Jackso:i Greenfield, Ind. 

HVRRISON COUNTY C. W. Thomas ....Corydon, Ind. 

HENDRICKS COUNTY T. A. Gossett Danville, Ind. 

HENRY COUNTY F. A. Cotton Newcastle, Ind. 

JACKSON COUNTY W. B. Black Brownstown, Ind. 

JASPER COUNTY F.T.Warren Rensselaer, Ind. 

JOHNSON COUNTY C. F. Patterson.... Franklin, Ind. 

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY E J. McAlpine.. ..Warsaw, Ind. 

LAGRANGE COUNTY E. G. Machan Lagrange, Ind. 

LAKE COUNTY F. E. Cooper Crown Point, Ind, 

LAPORTE COUNTY O. L. Galbraith ...LaPorte, Ind. 

MADISON COUNTY..-. W. S. Ellis Anderson, Ind. 

MARION COUNTY W. B. Fiick Indianipolis, Ind. 

NOBLE COUNTY W. A. Fox Albion, Ind. 

PARKE COUNTY C. E. Vinzant Rockville, Ind. 

PERRY COUNTY F.J. George .Tell City, Ind. 

PULASKI COUNTY J. H. R^^ddick ....Winamac, Ind. 



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PUTNAM COUNTY F. M. Lyon Greencastle, Ind. 

RANDOLPH COUNTY J. W. Denny Winchester, lad. 

SCOTT COUNTY W. L. Morrison ...Scott^burg, Ind. 

SHELBY COUNTY G.A.Rose Slielbyville, lud. 

STARKE COUNTY W. B. Sinclair. ._. Knox, Ind. 

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY J. H. Bair South Bend, Ind. 

TIPPECANOE COUNTY ... J. M. Sullins .Lafayette, Ind. 

UNION COUNTY. C. W. Osborn College Corner, Ind. 

VANDERBURG COUNTY.. .J. W. Davidson... Evansville, Ind. 

WABASH COUNTY S. O. Dale Wabash, Ind. 

WARREN COUNTY Fremont Gnodwin.Williamsport, lud. 

WARRICIv COUNTY S. W. T<.y!or Boonville, Ind. 

WAYNE COUNTY ...T. A. Mott Richmond, Ind. 

Note. — The writers of this State exhibit over six hundred volumes of 
Indiana books, and over four hundred nev^spapers and periodicals. 

The educational exhibit has been in charge of the Educational 
Committee, with Prof. W. N. Hailmann, of LaPorte, Ind.^ as agent. 

The exhibit of the Indiana Institution for the Deaf is a compre- 
hensive one, fully outlining in every way the work in intellectual 
and industrial departments. It consists of a plate-glass case made 
by the boys in the institution, surmounted by a frame-work sup- 
porting photographic views of the institution, exteriors and inte- 
riors, and sketches in oil, pastel, and crayon as made by the girls 
in the Art Department. The case itself contains specimens of 
fancy sewing, lace-work, knitting; specimens of carved wood and 
wall-paper designing; specimens of all kinds of work in wood 
turning and joinery; all kinds of books and papers, fully describ- 
ing the work of the institution in its every department. The New 
York Deaf Mutes Journal says that to Indiana belongs the award 
of honor for o-eneral excellence and varietv of its Institution 
Exhibit, The institution was founded as a private school in 1843, 
by William Willard; was incorporated as a State institution in 
1844, Henry Ward Beecher being one of the incorporating trustees. 
Richard O. Johnson is at the present time superintendent, and 
makes the exhibit on behalf of the institution. 

Hardwood Exhibit — Indiana. 

Logs sawed to show /bwr sections, each forty-two inches high, 
and the average diameter of form in Indiana, one-half surface 
polished. 



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1. Yellow Poplar. WhiLewood. {Liriodeiulvon Tulipifera.) 

2. Papaw. Custard Apple. {Asimiaa triloba.) 

8. Ba?s-wood Lin. Bee Tree. {Tilia Ameiicnna.) 

4. Ohio Buckeye. Fetid Backeye. {^sculus glabra.) 

6. Sugar, Rock, or Hard Maple. {Acer siccha.rinum.) 

6. Black Sugar Maple. {Acer saccharinum, var. nigrum.) 

7. Soft, White, or Silver Maple. {Acer dasycarpum.) 

8. Red, Swamp, or Water Maple. {Acer rubrum.) 

9. Box Elder. Ash-leaved Maple. '{Negundo aceroides.) 

10. Black or Yellow Locust. {Robinia Pseudacacia) 

11. Red Bud. Judas Tree. {Cercis Canadensis.) 

12. Kentucky Coffee-nut Tree. {GymnoclaAus Canadensis.) 

13. Houey or Sweet Locust. {Gleditschia iriacanthos.) 

14. Wild Black Cherry. (Prunus serotma.) 

15. Sweet-scented Crab. {Pyrus coronaria.) 

16. Service Berry. {Amelanchier Canadeiisis.) 

17. Sweet Gum. {Liquidamhar Styraciflua.) 

18. Flowering Dogwood. {Cornusfloiida.) 

19. Sour Grum. {Nyssa sylwJica.) 

20. Persimmon. {Diospyros Virginiana.) 

21. White Ash. {Fraxiniis Americana.) 

22. Red Ash. {FrcLvinus 'pubescens.) 

23. Blue Ash. {Fraxinus quaydrojigulafa.) 

24. Black Ash. {Fraxinus sanibucifoUa.) 

25. Catalpa. {Caialpa speciosa.) 

26. Sassafras. {Sassafras officinale.) 

27. Slippery or Red Elm. {Ulmusfulva.) 

28. American or White Elm. {Uhnus Amerp-ana ) 

29. Hackberr}'. {Ctl'is occidentalis.) 

30. Red Mulberr3\ {Morus rubra.) 

31. Sycamore. Buttouwood. {Platanus oecidentalii.) 

32. Butternut. White Walnut. {Juglans cinerca.) 

33. Black Walnut. {Juglans nigra.) 

34. Pecan Nut. {Caryoj olivczforrnis.) 

35. Shellbark or Shagbark Hickory. {Carya alba.) 

36. Big Shellbark. King Nut. {Carya sulcata.) 

37. White Heart Hickory. {Carya tom-entosa.) 

38. Pig-nut or Brown Hickory. {Carya porcina.) 

39. Hop-hornbeam. Iron-wood. {Ostrya Virginica.) 

40. Iron-wood. Water Beech. {(Jarpinus CaroUniana.) 

41. White Oak. {Qnercus alba.) 

42. Post or Iron Oak. {Quercus stcllata.) 

43. Burr or Mossy Cup Oak. {Quercus nunyrocarpa.) 

44. Swamp White Oak. {Quercus bicohr.) 

45. Chestnut or Chinquapin Oak. {Quercus Muhlenbergii.) 

46. Red Oak. {Quercuf rubra.) 



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47. Yellow-barked or Black Oak. (Quercus tinctoria.) 

48. Swamp Spanish or Pio Oak. {Quercus palustris.) 

49. Black Jack or Barren Oak, {Quercus nigra.) 

50. Shingle or Laurel O.ik. {Quercus imhricaria.) 

51. Chestnut, {Casfanea sativa, rar. Americana.) 

52. Beech. {Fagus ferruginea.) 

53. Black Willow. {Salix nigra.) 

54. American Aspen. {Populus tremuloides.) 

55. River Co* ton wood. {Populus heteropliylla.) 

56. Cottonwood. {Populus monilif era.) 

57. Whit« Pine. {Pinns strohun.) 

58. Yellow or Spruce Pine, {Ptuus mitis.) 

59. Bald Cypress. {Taxodium distichum.) 

60. Tamarack. Black Larch. {Larix Americana.) 

61. Arbor Vitge. White Cedar. {Thuya occidentali^.) 

62. lied Cedar. {Juniperus Virginiana.) 

Small pieces ranging from six to eight inches long, showiii| 
'bark, sap wood, and with one surface with varnish finish. 

1'. Cucumber Tree, {Magnolia acuminata.) 

2. Papaw. {Asimiua triloba.) 

3. Bass- wood. {Tilla Americano.) 

4. Sugar Maple. {Acer saccliaHnum.) 

5. Red Maple. {Acerrubrum.) 

6. Box Elder. {Ncgrundo aceroideft.) 

7. Dwarf Sumach. {Rhus copol i?ia.) 

8. Locust. {Ribinia Pseuchicacia.) 

9. Wild Plum. {Prunus Americana.) 

10. Ssrvice Berry, {Amelanchier Canadensi-'<.) 

11. Sweet Gum. {Liquidamb ir S'yraciflua.) 

12. Flowering D.")gwood. {Coinusfljrida.) 
18. Dogvvool. {Cornus alternifoliu.) 

14. Persimmon. {Diospyros Virginiana .) 

15. White Asb. {Fraxinus Americiua.) 

16. Green Ash. {Fraoiinus viridis.) 

17. Blue Ash. {Fraxinus quadrangulnta.) 

18. Black Ash. {Fraxinus sambucifolia.) 

19. Catalpa. {Catalpa speciosa.) 

20. Sassafras. {8a<i<afras offiHnale.) 

21. Slippery Elm. {Ulniu^ fulva.) 

22. American Elm. {Ulm>ts Americani.) 

23. Hackberry. {CcUis occideniali^.) 

24. Sycamore. {Platanus occidi-ntalis.) 

25. Butternut. {Jugluns cineren.) 

26. Black Walnut. {Juglans nigra.) 

27. Pecan Nut. {C iry t oUnceformix.) 



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28. White Hickory. {Carya alha.) ^uC)4 

29. Big Shell Bark. {Carya svlcala.) 

30. Pig-nut. {Carya porcina.) 

31. Swamp Hickory. {Carya amara. 

32. Sweet or Black Birch. {Beiula lenta.) 

33. Paper or Canoe B'rch. {Beiula papyri f era.) 

34. River or Red Birch. {Bctiila nigra.) 

35. Speckled Alder. {Alnus incana.) 

36. Iron-wood. {Ostrya Virginica.) 

37. While Oak. {Quercus alba.) 

38. Post or Iron Oak. {Quercus btellaia.) 

39. Burr Oak. {Quercus macrocarpa.) 

40. Over-cup Oak, {Quercus ly rota.) 

41. Swamp White Oak. {Quercus bicolor.) 

42. Basket Oak. {Quercus Micliamxii.) 

43. Red Oak. {Quercus rubra.) 

44. Black Oak. {Quercus tinctoria.) 

45. Willow Oak. {Quercus Phellos.) 

46. Beech. {Fagus ferrugiuea.) 

47. Black Willow. {Salix nigra.) 

48. American Aspen. {Populus tremuloides.) 

49. Great-toothed Aspen. {Populus grandidentatn.) 

50. River Cottonwood. {Populus Jieterophylla.) 

51. White Pine. {Pinits Strobus.) 

52. Spruce Pine. {Pinus mitis.) 

53. Bald Cypres!5. {Taxodium disiichum.) 

54. Hemlock. {Tauga Canadensis.) 
65. Tamara(k. {Larig America ni.) 

56. White Cedar. {IViuya occide/. talis.) 

57. Red Cedar. {Juaiperus Viginiana .) 

Specimens of "interior finish woods," of varying size, repre- 
senting one hundred species. These specimens of highest finish. 

Thirty-four colored maps, showing the distribution by counties 
of the most important species from a commercial standpoint. 
(Each 10 X 14.) 

Herbarium specimens, showing leaf, flower, and fruit of all spe- 
cies included in the exhibit. Seventy sheets, each 12 x 18 inches. 

With the consent of the Board, in October, 1892, 1 arranged with 
Prof. Stanley Coulter of Purdue University to take charge of the 
preparation of the commercial woods of our State. He was 
authorized to collect specimens in addition to those collected by 
me. Also to. collect veneers in a finished state. 

Special exhibit of tree columns in the Forestry Building, from 
Indiana: 



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A. W. Hendry, Angola, Ind. (one poplar column, twenty-five feet long)., 
" '* '' (one elm column, twenty-feet feet long). 

'' " " " (one black column, twenty five feet long). 

Joseph Crockett, Macksville, Ind. 
R. B. Dunlap, 
Moses Bland, 
Martin Sheets, 
William Kendall, 
W. B. Church, 
W. W. Casio, 
Andrew Wiseman , 

The above parties contributed the following: 
One ash column, twenty-five feet long. 
One beech column, twenty-five feet long. 
One maple column, twenty-five feet long. 
One white oak column, twenty-five feet long. 
One sycamore column, twenty-five feet long. 
One poplar column, twenty-five feet long. 
One oak column, twenty-five feet long. 

Also the small timber for rustic work between the tree 
columns in the Forestry Building. 

Pictures of prominent Indiana people to be placed in the 
Indiana State Building: 
Ex-President Harri&on and wife. 
Vice-President Hendricks. 
Vice-President Colfax. 
Gen. W. Q. Gresham, Secretary of State. 
Judge Odborn, Laporte, Ind. 
Gen. Lew Wallace. 
James Whitcomb Riley. 
Mr. and Mrs. Studebaker, father and mother of president of Board of 

World's Fair Managers of Indiana. 

STATUES IN THE RECEPTION HALL, INDIANA BUILDING. 

Education — by Frances Goodwin, Newcastle, Ind. 
Indiana — by Relta T. Matthews, Arlington, Ind. 
Nymph — by Janet Scudder, Terre Haute, Ind . 

LIST OF PICTURES AND CHINA FOB THE INDIANA BUILDING. 

Miss Olive Rush, Fairmount, Ind. 

Drawings in charcoal— Old Woman's Head. 

— Rower Leaning on Oar. 
Miss Jennie Garrigu, Manchester, Ind. 

Drawings in charcoal — Head, Antique. 
— Head. 



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Mr. W. A. Porsythe, Indianapolis, Ind. 

Paintings in oil— Autumn Cornfield. 

— Evening on Wlaite River. 
Miss S. M. Ketcham, Indianapolis, Ind. 
Paintings in oil — Study of a Hat. 
—May. 

— Morning off the Coast of Maine. 
Miss Alice Woods, Indianapolis, Ind. 
Paintings in oil — Barn-yard. 
— Landscape. 
— Sbinnecock Hills. 
Miss Mary Y. Robinson, Indianapolis, Ind. 
Paintings in oil — Landscape. 
—Still-life. 
— Sketches (ink). 
Mr. T. C. Steele, Indianapolis, Ind. 

Four pictures. 
Mrs. John Julian, Indianapolis, Ind. 
China — Pitcher. 
— Vase. 
Mrs. Eva Lemen Clarke, South Bend, Ind. 
China — Pitcher. 

— Jardiniere, 
— Six other pieces. 
Miss Emma Irland, Warsaw, Ind. 

One box of china. 
One box of china, painted by wife of ex-President Harrison. 
Miss Alice Ross, Indianapolis, Ind. 

China — including plates, vases, urn and tea set. 

EXHIBIT OP INDIANA WOMEN IN THE WOMAN'S BUILDING, WORLD'S 

COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. 

1. Mrs. May Wright Sewall... Indianapolis Banquet set. 

2. Mi-s. C. Studebaker ..South Bend Bed-room set. 

3. Mrs. Amanda Williamson.. Lafayette Table cloth. 

4. Mrs. M. J. McCoy .Rensselaer Table cloth. 

5. Mrs. Amelia Levering Lafayette Tablecloth. 

6. Mrs. Fanny Major Shelbyville Table cloth. 

7. Mrs. E. C. Earl Connersville Table cloth. 

8. Mrs. Henry G. Olds Fort Wayne Table runner and doiJies . 

9. Mrs. M. J. McCoy Rensselaer Table cloth. 

13. Mrs. Frank Gavan Lafayette Table cloth. 

14. Mrs. J. B.Mitchell Lafayette Tablecloth. 

15. Mrs. Minnie Coffin Murphy.Indianapolis Curtain. 

16. Miss Mary Herron Indianapolis Chamois. 

17. Mrs. Blackstock Lafayette Tea cloth. 



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18. Mrs. Spencer Ball Terre Haute Center for table, 

20. Mrs. Annie Morse Fort Wayne Tea cloth. 

22. Mrs. Martha Henley Carthage . v Center. 

23. Miss Mary Bruce Lafayette Tea cloth. 

26. Mrs. John Spann Indianapolis Center. 

27. Miss Louise Carnahan Table cloth. 

28. Mrs. Robert Sample Lafayette Table cloth. 

33. Miss Flora Greenstrtet Indianapolis Table runner. 

85. Mrs. J, A. Williamson Indianapolis Table mat. 

39. Mrs. Gregory Indianapolis Table center. 

45. Mrs, Tucker ..Indianapolis Tea clolh. 

47. Mrs. William Taylor.. Lafayette Table clotli. 

48. Mrs. William Brown Indianapol is Piano cover. 

49. MissClark Economy Table mat. 

50. Mrs. Franklin Reeves.. Richmond -Curtain. 

EXHIBIT OF INDIANA WOMEN IN LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING, WORLD's 

COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION. 

1. Mrs. A. Levering .Lafayette Tablecloth. 

4. Mrs. S.Williamson ....Indianapolis Tablecloth. 

6. Miss Taylor Logansport Table mat. ^ 

7. Mrs. McNary Logansport Piano cover. 

8. Miss M. A. Williamson .Indianapolis Tablecloth. 

9. Mrs. Jessie Ellis ...Rensselaer Tablecloth. 

11. Miss Ida Lusk Vincennes Towel. 

12. Mrs. C. Studebaker ...Tablecloth. 

13. Mrs. C. Studebaker Curtains. 

15. Mrs. H. L. Sperry Chamois. 

18. Mrs. M. M. Ridgeway Indianapolis- ..Cushion. 

19. Miss C. Solsbury Indianapolis Center. 

20. Miss Pearl Solsbury Indianapolis Center. 

22. Mrs. Major Shelby ville Tablecloth. 

25. Mrs. J. E. Scott Indianapolis Counterpane. 

27, Mrs. W. W. McKane Jeff ersonville... Chamois. 

29 Mrs. Adams Shelby ville Doily. 

30. Mrs. J. F. Alexander Lafayette Tablecloth. 

31. Miss Nellie Smith . Lafayette Table cloth. 

32. Mrs. Ternald .Logansport Table cloth. 

33. Miss Susie Parker Rensselaer Table center. 

34. Miss Maria Stillwell Brownstown Table center. 

43. Mrs. Griffis Indianapolis Table center. 

44. Miss W. Harper Indianapolis Chamois. 

45. Miss Clara Ingram Indianapolis .... Table mat. 

Mrs. S. S. Harrell Brookville. 



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The Committee on Woman's Work, Mrs. May Wright Sewall, 
has had charge of this exhibit, Miss Mary A. Williamson having 
been placed in charge of the active management of the work. 

The Board of Managers in laying out their work decided to 
make exhibits upon the same lines as the Columbian Exposi- 
tion. This includes Education, Agriculture, Wool, Honey, Com- 
mercial Woods, Mines and Mining, Clays and Clay Products, 
Woman's Work, Horticulture, and aid in making a Live Stock 
-exhibit. The work as thus mapped out comprised making nine 
exhibits and aiding the live stock exhibition. To make these 
■exhibits, States like ours contributed from $150,000 to $300,000. 
For these purposes our Board had only $125,000. The $25,000 
taking the State that had the lowest amount appropriated as a basis 
between that and our appropriation, is the money that our Board 
needed more than any other sum asked foi'. This $25,000, almost 
begged for from the Legislature, was what was needed to install 
Indiana's exhibits at the Exposition. The money was not appro- 
priated, and the Board was compelled to do the best it could with 
the money it had. It is a matter of pride with me, and I trust will 
be to our Board, that after two months' experience in charge of 
Indiana's interests at the World's Fair, to be able to say that it 
is the judgment of expert judges in mines and mining, in agri- 
culture, in education, that Indiana, while represented in a plain 
way, has made a showing that is in every way creditable to 
the Slate, and their wonder is that the Board accomplished as 
much as it has with the limited means at its disposal. 

Ohio expended $16,000 on her mines and mining display. 

Missouri expended $14,000 on her mines and mining display. 

Wisconsin expended $11,000 on her mines and mining display. 

Michigan expended $22,000 on her mines and mining display. 

Indiana expended $2,500 on her mines and mining display. 

This was all we had with which to make this displa\'. This 
illustration is applicable to every department of the work of the 
Board. 

The duties of my position have demanded my entire time and 
attention, which have been given unstinted, to the neglect of ray 
law and insurance business. 

To the Board I return my thanks for their kindly words and 
appreciation of my work. To President Studebaker I return my 



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most sincere acknowledgments for his aid, counsel, good judgment^ 
and help in the work. I have at all times found him ready, earn- 
est, and true to the duties of his position; giving his time vvithout 
compensation to the work, at a sacrifice to his own personal 
interests. Respectfully submitted, 

B. F. HAVENS, 
Executive Gommissioiier. 




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